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Sure, but that's different than the claim that increasing shareholder value isn't in the interest of most Americans due to the fact that most Americans aren't s
by the_watcher 7y ago
Sure, but that's different than the claim that increasing shareholder value isn't in the interest of most Americans due to the fact that most Americans aren't shareholders (which is false).
[EDIT] I mean the claim that most Americans aren't shareholders is objectively false, thus claiming that increasing shareholder value isn't in the interests of most Americans because of this is objectively false. How valuable increasing shareholder value is to most Americans is not objectively false, as it depends on your opinion on the consequences of some people benefiting more than others.